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Hi Oward and Katelyn, my name is Luca and I'm from Bari. The dessert that you actually ate in the streets of the city is a typical Christmas sweet called 'Cartellate' or 'Carteddàte' in the local dialect. They are made of thin pasta while the sauce is cooked grape must. Hope you enjoyed spending time here!
I was dying with the ladies walking in the street with all the cars! That is so typical and leaves ya shaking your head! And you can't beat delicious 'Italian fast food' at the rest stops! So good! And the welcoming spread from your host is a beautiful example of the warm hospitality of the southern Italians. The people of this region are amazing!!!
I have been eagerly awaiting your Puglia adventures! Bari is amazing! I love this region. I will say that Bari, along with the region as a whole gets very busy with crowds slowly returning around Easter (sort of the kick off to the season) and hits its tourist highs in the summer months with the beautiful weather, outdoor dining and beach clubs opening again. This region is visited by mostly Italians and Germans although it is becoming more widely visited. October is the season coming to a close and is very peaceful. I'm so happy you toured at that time because the weather is lovely and things were still open. I can't wait for your next stop! I'm loving this so much!
There are so many different KINDS of pasta here, too! That has been a lot of fun to sample and share all the local cuisines across Italy. Simply delicious! 🍽 -Howard
I have never heard of Bari! What a cool little town. That food there looked amazing! You guys always find the best places. Can’t wait for the next one! 💖🍷
What a fabulous vacation you just took me on! Bari is a beautiful, ancient city! (Trying to catch-up on your videos,). Now you’ve done it…another place on my bucket list, IF I live long enough!
Another great tour! Thanks for sharing. There is a deli in Chicago named Bari that has super yummy sandwiches. Sorry we didn’t cross paths at the RV show. 🍷
Michael, wow, that's high praise! Rick Steves is an incredible guide and has enabled so many to explore Europe through decades of excellent programming. We could only dream of being the next generation! 👍 -Howard
The production quality of your videos is incredible! I can't imagine how many hours you put into videos like this. Thanks, love following your travels!
That was a cool stop. Walled cities are neat. I went to Rotenburg Germany and it’s a walled city and that was my favorite stop. The food looked delicious 😋. Another great video 👍🏼
Loving these Italy videos! Fun and informative. I know it’s probably exhausting for you, but I so appreciate all the planning and activities you include. I’m never bored watching your videos.
help us !! ... in Italy we have a great and serious problem rooted for a long time, there is a structural difference between north and south due to a policy that has brought well-being to the north because it is highly structured and industrialized, in the south too little has been done and in this video you can see that the high-speed train ends in Naples because it is the largest city in the south, unlike in the north it has already existed for several years, in Italy there is not a single nation and Berlusconi is the BOSS
Thanks so much! Bari being a walled city (old town area), parking is definitely a premium. We chose specifically our accomodations because we had the rare luxury of a guaranteed spot beneath the building. It was perfect for us so we could walk to old town and the shopping districts, but have the car for continuing our road trip south. 👍 -Howard
I would like to see a video with more references to the city. With places and restaurants. I think that's why we all watch these kind of videos, to find inspiration to plan our own trip. For future reference, 14.5º is not strong for a red wine, the alcohol content of a red wine should be around 14º according to most standards around the world. For reference too, Limoncello is a drink from southern Italy, not Cinque Terre. It should be drunk on the Amalfi Coast where it is more typical. And believe me, there is no Limoncello like the one from the Amalfi coast, ironically the red wine from this region is also very good. But if you want good red and white wines...come to Portugal. Keep up the good trips, it's the best we can do in life. arrivederci
What a lovely city indeed! Ah Sinterklaas ( Saint Nicholas), my childhood memories are so sweet. In the Netherlands it was traditional to have gifts ont he eve of the 5th December, the name day of St Nicholas being the 6th. With the modern world now there are presents under the Christmas tree as well now. Kinda sad the tradition is losing ground. My most delicious gnocchi meal was in Italy. I'd go back just for that. Happy travels. 👍 💖 🇳🇿 🙋♀️ 🇳🇱
So glad you enjoyed traveling with us to Bari! We used to do the same as when I was a kid! I was glad my parents did that. It really is a wonderful tradition! Ah yes, the gnocchi in Italy is heavenly for sure! Hope you have a wonderful week! ❤-Katelyn
I just can't get used to how Americans pronounce Croissant.. no shade 😛. I'm moving to Bari from the UK in a few weeks and your content has made me even more excited. Thank you
Hope your moving went fine! Bari is not a very international city, so I strongly recommend you learn a bit of Italian as not everyone might be able to communicate in English.
I say kwah-sohn(t) but people look at you funny in the US when you say things in the original pronunciation, depending on what it is, since so many words in English are borrowed and rarely do we use the original pronunciation (eg Paris).
Excited for you! We went with Avis/Budget which was a balance of lower cost but not with some of the local companies who carry mixed reviews (there are plenty of stories of people getting charged thousands of dollars for "tire rim damage" because that's NOT covered by the mandatory insurance, etc). The drive is actually quite easy and beautiful once you weave your way out of Naples. The route takes you along a toll road, but the machines happily take credit cards. Please keep us posted on your trip in January and do check out the rest of our Italy series for more places around Bari! Thanks for watching! 👍 -Howard
What is the drive like from Naples to Bari? My partner and I are going in a few week's time to spend a few days in Puglia and can't decide whether to pick up the rental car from Naples or Bari (and get a train from Naples instead).. Thanks!
Great video and have subscribed to your channel. Nice to see Bari from the tourist perspective. My parents live there and I lived there for 7 years. For anyone travelling to Italy, please be careful of theft and pocket theft. They prawl on tourists. Very beautiful and glad you enjoyed. Those little yellow things you were eating looked like lupini. Not nuts. They're actually a bean. You're supposed to push it out and it pops out. You can buy them in America too, at ethnic specialty stores. Or you can make them yourself, just a pain in the culo.
Hi Tamara! We visited Bari in late October and the weather was mild but very comfortable. Thanks for watching and hope you'll continue on the journey with us! 👍 -Howard
Michael, we rented with Avis/budget a roundtrip pick-up in Naples at the train station. Great service, and besides navigating to actually get our car we would highly recommend them to anyone. Thanks for watching, and hope you'll continue on the journey with us! 👍 -Howard
Ah GREAT question! So if you come from the train platforms, go immediately to your left and go as far as you can. Keep following the left wall until you reach the stairwell nthay leads down to the lower level. Follow that downstairs, make a left at the bottom and then continue walking and the rental offices will be there. Then they'll explain where to go to get your car, because that's in an entirely separate area 😅 hope that helps!
Hey guys! Flights to Italy paid for!... We are re-watching all your vids again! Very very helpful! I suggest you go back soon. Flights were half of what we paid in 2017! I have two questions. 1. What are the places called where you pump your own wine into jugs? 2. How secure are vehicles in southern Italy? We are going to stop at beaches between Airbnb stays and were wondering if we need to devoid our vehicle of anything worth stealing if we leave it parked away from the beach.
Pablo, thanks for sharing your perspective. We think sharing HOW we got to Bari from all the way in Turin and where we stayed are important factors when considering a trip to this area of Italy. With 30,000+ views and resoundingly positive comments, it seems most viewers get a lot of value out of episodes like this. - Howard
@@NewstateNomads It would have been easier to dismiss or even delete my critic comment. You haven't and I appreciate your feedback. I stand by what I said and at the same time appreciate your manners
@@pablomendezshiff4147 thanks. You can also take advantage of the chapters in our videos if you are looking to skip ahead to specific portions of the episode. We always welcome constructive comments! -Howard
What are you talking about? It's a travel vlog, getting there is part of the deal. And as someone who actually lives in Bari, I think they've included masses of great content in a relatively short video. Did you even bother to watch the whole thing before commenting?
Harvey, sorry to hear that. Many of our viewers appreciate HOW we get to the destination. We also provide chapters so you can always skip ahead to the section you'd like to see. Thanks for watching. -Howard
Appreciate your perspective, and you're the first to mention this. We generate millions of viewers a year and people tend to comment how much they enjoy our dining segments, but always willing to listen! -Howard
@@NewstateNomads Perhaps because I spent many years in television in the US. I formed my opinion from a food critic who once worked at the NBC station in NY. His name was Robert Potts, and he refused to eat on camera. He explained the viewer would only see him chomping and could not possibly taste food. If he were to eat on camera, the reaction would typically be, "Mmmmmmm." He said that would be smug. And that reaction would be the same for every report he did. Better to explain the elements of a particular dish: ingredients, techniques, histories, and traditions.
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Hi Oward and Katelyn, my name is Luca and I'm from Bari. The dessert that you actually ate in the streets of the city is a typical Christmas sweet called 'Cartellate' or 'Carteddàte' in the local dialect. They are made of thin pasta while the sauce is cooked grape must. Hope you enjoyed spending time here!
Tomorrow I will be in Bari😊
Hi Luca!! Thank you so much for letting us know. 🥰 We loved our time in Bari and hope to visit one day again!
Hi Madina!! Have a wonderful time, it's a beautiful place! 😍
Thank u😊
My parents were from Bari and Mom made them every Christmas with Dad's grape juice from making wine.
I was dying with the ladies walking in the street with all the cars! That is so typical and leaves ya shaking your head! And you can't beat delicious 'Italian fast food' at the rest stops! So good! And the welcoming spread from your host is a beautiful example of the warm hospitality of the southern Italians. The people of this region are amazing!!!
I have been eagerly awaiting your Puglia adventures! Bari is amazing! I love this region. I will say that Bari, along with the region as a whole gets very busy with crowds slowly returning around Easter (sort of the kick off to the season) and hits its tourist highs in the summer months with the beautiful weather, outdoor dining and beach clubs opening again. This region is visited by mostly Italians and Germans although it is becoming more widely visited. October is the season coming to a close and is very peaceful. I'm so happy you toured at that time because the weather is lovely and things were still open. I can't wait for your next stop! I'm loving this so much!
Great video! The pasta in Italy tastes so much better than anywhere else. 😋
There are so many different KINDS of pasta here, too! That has been a lot of fun to sample and share all the local cuisines across Italy. Simply delicious! 🍽 -Howard
So you told me Santa Klaus stay in Bari? Oh now I know where to send my Xmas letters! Thank you 😁
I have never heard of Bari! What a cool little town. That food there looked amazing! You guys always find the best places. Can’t wait for the next one! 💖🍷
What a fabulous vacation you just took me on! Bari is a beautiful, ancient city! (Trying to catch-up on your videos,). Now you’ve done it…another place on my bucket list, IF I live long enough!
I think this video is the most beautiful about Bari, thank you so much!
Thank you so much! We loved Bari!
Very enjoyable, thank you.
Another great tour! Thanks for sharing. There is a deli in Chicago named Bari that has super yummy sandwiches. Sorry we didn’t cross paths at the RV show. 🍷
Cibo buono yummy buonissimo
My best friend, Great... We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks Have a happy day!
Very nicely done Thanks
Thanks, Chris, glad you enjoyed it! 👍 -Howard
I love watching videos of Italy thanks so much for sharing
Wonderful episode!! You two are the new Rick Steves.
Michael, wow, that's high praise! Rick Steves is an incredible guide and has enabled so many to explore Europe through decades of excellent programming. We could only dream of being the next generation! 👍 -Howard
The production quality of your videos is incredible! I can't imagine how many hours you put into videos like this. Thanks, love following your travels!
Nice tour enjoy molto interessante
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it! 👍 - Howard
I like this for vocations
That was a cool stop. Walled cities are neat. I went to Rotenburg Germany and it’s a walled city and that was my favorite stop. The food looked delicious 😋. Another great video 👍🏼
Vin e cot cookies…haven’t had one since my grandma passed 20yrs ago🤤🤤
It is best to have a meal before watching your videos, that's for sure. Great content, stay safe and enjoy the journey. John 5:24
Mark, we've been warning people to eat first for a long time! 😂 Thanks so much for watching, and we're glad you're along for the journey. 👍 -Howard
Nice trip Early Congratulations on hitting 30K in subscribers
Loving these Italy videos! Fun and informative. I know it’s probably exhausting for you, but I so appreciate all the planning and activities you include. I’m never bored watching your videos.
Katrinna, thanks so much! We love sharing our adventures, and are so glad you're along for the journey. 👍 -Howard
help us !! ... in Italy we have a great and serious problem rooted for a long time, there is a structural difference between north and south due to a policy that has brought well-being to the north because it is highly structured and industrialized, in the south too little has been done and in this video you can see that the high-speed train ends in Naples because it is the largest city in the south, unlike in the north it has already existed for several years, in Italy there is not a single nation and Berlusconi is the BOSS
Going to love watching this on a very cold, snowy evening here in Ohio.
Great video. Brought back memories of our trip to Italy.
Where you guys at the Tampa show? Cheers
I was born in mola Di bari,,plan on coming back every summer now that I’m retired
Flying to Bari on Sunday, and living in Puglia for 7 weeks 😁😁😁
That's awesome DB! Hope you have a great time. Any highlights or planned stops in Puglia during your 7 weeks? 👍 -Howard
Well I’m working remotely in the daytimes so heading to Bari for 8 nights and then to molfetta for 6 weeks. Will get to explore in evenings / weekends
if it's your first time in the area dont miss the grotte di castellana and the valle d'itra cities (cisternino, locorotondo, ostuni, martina franca)
Oh, I want to go there!
Beautiful video. I enjoyed it. Keep it up
Thank you so much! :)
Man, We LOVE your videos! Thank you so much for making them. We aspire to be you lol
We will be doing airbnb tho. How is parking in Bari?
Thanks so much! Bari being a walled city (old town area), parking is definitely a premium. We chose specifically our accomodations because we had the rare luxury of a guaranteed spot beneath the building. It was perfect for us so we could walk to old town and the shopping districts, but have the car for continuing our road trip south. 👍 -Howard
Hope you had a chance to see the Bari Safari drive through Zoo.
Good.
Thanks for sharing these adventures. 💞 It's so amazing to see people still rolling pasta by hand. 💖🥂
Yippeeee, my favorite travellers. It's a nice evening now.❤
Awwh, thanks so much! We're so lucky to have you along for the journey. I think you've been watching us almost since the beginning! 👍 -Howard
Italy is very beautiful country.where food is very delicious.Bari is a small town
Bari is not a small town. It is a city!
Those croncy topped with fig sirup are called CARTELLATE Baresi, 😋😋
I would like to see a video with more references to the city. With places and restaurants.
I think that's why we all watch these kind of videos, to find inspiration to plan our own trip.
For future reference, 14.5º is not strong for a red wine, the alcohol content of a red wine should be around 14º according to most standards around the world. For reference too, Limoncello is a drink from southern Italy, not Cinque Terre. It should be drunk on the Amalfi Coast where it is more typical. And believe me, there is no Limoncello like the one from the Amalfi coast, ironically the red wine from this region is also very good.
But if you want good red and white wines...come to Portugal.
Keep up the good trips, it's the best we can do in life.
arrivederci
Thanks, Joao, lots of great info on red wine and Limoncello! 👍-Howard
What a lovely city indeed! Ah Sinterklaas ( Saint Nicholas), my childhood memories are so sweet. In the Netherlands it was traditional to have gifts ont he eve of the 5th December, the name day of St Nicholas being the 6th. With the modern world now there are presents under the Christmas tree as well now. Kinda sad the tradition is losing ground. My most delicious gnocchi meal was in Italy. I'd go back just for that. Happy travels. 👍 💖 🇳🇿 🙋♀️ 🇳🇱
So glad you enjoyed traveling with us to Bari! We used to do the same as when I was a kid! I was glad my parents did that. It really is a wonderful tradition! Ah yes, the gnocchi in Italy is heavenly for sure! Hope you have a wonderful week! ❤-Katelyn
I just can't get used to how Americans pronounce Croissant.. no shade 😛. I'm moving to Bari from the UK in a few weeks and your content has made me even more excited. Thank you
Hope your moving went fine! Bari is not a very international city, so I strongly recommend you learn a bit of Italian as not everyone might be able to communicate in English.
I say kwah-sohn(t) but people look at you funny in the US when you say things in the original pronunciation, depending on what it is, since so many words in English are borrowed and rarely do we use the original pronunciation (eg Paris).
Loving your adventures!
Thank you AJ!
Ah… Mamapulia! One of the best in Bari!
Bari is underrated 😊
Definitely agree! One of our favorite stops 😍
@@NewstateNomads I think it would be nice if you posted places for older ages, like non touristic places or even small towns like this
Hi! New subbie here, was your trip in JAN? Looks pretty warm… we are planning for JAN 2023
Hi! So glad you found us. We were there in October! So it was still pretty mild.
Great video, how did you come across this B&B? This doesn’t normally show up on hotel websites. Heading to Bari in 2 weeks…
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Which car rental company did you use in Naples? how was the drive down to Bari? Pretty easy? Will be doing the same in Jan! Excited 😆
Excited for you! We went with Avis/Budget which was a balance of lower cost but not with some of the local companies who carry mixed reviews (there are plenty of stories of people getting charged thousands of dollars for "tire rim damage" because that's NOT covered by the mandatory insurance, etc). The drive is actually quite easy and beautiful once you weave your way out of Naples. The route takes you along a toll road, but the machines happily take credit cards. Please keep us posted on your trip in January and do check out the rest of our Italy series for more places around Bari! Thanks for watching! 👍 -Howard
@@NewstateNomads Hi! can you tell me if a train is available from Naples to Bari? Did you rent a car for lack of train connections?
What is the drive like from Naples to Bari? My partner and I are going in a few week's time to spend a few days in Puglia and can't decide whether to pick up the rental car from Naples or Bari (and get a train from Naples instead).. Thanks!
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Hello thank you great video and very informative, I have a question is it safe to travel there?
Thanks, Neli. Yes, we found it absolutely safe and a wonderful place to visit! 👍 -Howard
Great video and have subscribed to your channel. Nice to see Bari from the tourist perspective. My parents live there and I lived there for 7 years. For anyone travelling to Italy, please be careful of theft and pocket theft. They prawl on tourists. Very beautiful and glad you enjoyed. Those little yellow things you were eating looked like lupini. Not nuts. They're actually a bean. You're supposed to push it out and it pops out. You can buy them in America too, at ethnic specialty stores. Or you can make them yourself, just a pain in the culo.
What month was this? Thinking of going in February, but I know weather temp only hits like mid to hi 50s
Hi Tamara! We visited Bari in late October and the weather was mild but very comfortable. Thanks for watching and hope you'll continue on the journey with us! 👍 -Howard
Hey what car rental did you use in Italy please? Thanks
Michael, we rented with Avis/budget a roundtrip pick-up in Naples at the train station. Great service, and besides navigating to actually get our car we would highly recommend them to anyone. Thanks for watching, and hope you'll continue on the journey with us! 👍 -Howard
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Thanks, Doug!
How did you find the rental car office in Naples? We are renting a car this April there and have read about it being difficult to find.
Ah GREAT question! So if you come from the train platforms, go immediately to your left and go as far as you can. Keep following the left wall until you reach the stairwell nthay leads down to the lower level. Follow that downstairs, make a left at the bottom and then continue walking and the rental offices will be there. Then they'll explain where to go to get your car, because that's in an entirely separate area 😅 hope that helps!
@@NewstateNomads thanks so much! Great video!!
I thought limoncello was Sorrento?
Those are not spinach but they are called turnip greens (cime di rapa) ;-)
Hey guys! Flights to Italy paid for!... We are re-watching all your vids again! Very very helpful!
I suggest you go back soon. Flights were half of what we paid in 2017!
I have two questions.
1. What are the places called where you pump your own wine into jugs?
2. How secure are vehicles in southern Italy? We are going to stop at beaches between Airbnb stays and were wondering if we need to devoid our vehicle of anything worth stealing if we leave it parked away from the beach.
Hi- did you need an international drivers license to rent car? If so, how do you get one in USA?
love the video, are you or your husband barese?
Thanks, Paul! I have some Italian in my lineage, but I don't think from around Bari. Glad you are along for the journey! 👍 -Howard
Dude! Chipotle sucks.
L'ingenuità e l'ignoranza degli americani in viaggio fanno spavento 🤦♂️
American eating in a car
The train and auto trips are way too long. Boring.
🤌🤌🤌Pleaseeeeee Do NOT Compare Italian food to American Ford never!!!!!!
We promise to never compare Ford vehicles to Italian cuisine. Ever.
@@NewstateNomads 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️😂😂😂ya Man U got it Ford fart 💨 u know it 😂😂😂
I'm sorry but it's a terrible video. I watched 3.40 minutes and got ZERO content of Bari. Truly disappointing
Pablo, thanks for sharing your perspective. We think sharing HOW we got to Bari from all the way in Turin and where we stayed are important factors when considering a trip to this area of Italy. With 30,000+ views and resoundingly positive comments, it seems most viewers get a lot of value out of episodes like this. - Howard
@@NewstateNomads It would have been easier to dismiss or even delete my critic comment. You haven't and I appreciate your feedback. I stand by what I said and at the same time appreciate your manners
@@pablomendezshiff4147 thanks. You can also take advantage of the chapters in our videos if you are looking to skip ahead to specific portions of the episode. We always welcome constructive comments! -Howard
What are you talking about? It's a travel vlog, getting there is part of the deal. And as someone who actually lives in Bari, I think they've included masses of great content in a relatively short video. Did you even bother to watch the whole thing before commenting?
It's a travel vlog and it's helpful for those who's considering traveling to Bari. You can just fast forward it lol
Sorry but rental car and food lost my interest ...stopped watching...
Harvey, sorry to hear that. Many of our viewers appreciate HOW we get to the destination. We also provide chapters so you can always skip ahead to the section you'd like to see. Thanks for watching. -Howard
Tip: Don't eat on camera. It's self-indulgent and meaningless to the viewer.
Appreciate your perspective, and you're the first to mention this. We generate millions of viewers a year and people tend to comment how much they enjoy our dining segments, but always willing to listen! -Howard
@@NewstateNomads Perhaps because I spent many years in television in the US. I formed my opinion from a food critic who once worked at the NBC station in NY. His name was Robert Potts, and he refused to eat on camera. He explained the viewer would only see him chomping and could not possibly taste food. If he were to eat on camera, the reaction would typically be, "Mmmmmmm." He said that would be smug. And that reaction would be the same for every report he did. Better to explain the elements of a particular dish: ingredients, techniques, histories, and traditions.